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Snoop Dogg's Fatherhood: Cori and Wayne's Story follows Cori Broadus, entrepreneur and daughter of globally recognized superstar Snoop Dogg, and her fiancé, Wayne Duece, as they plan the wedding of the century. However, with four months to plan, a growing guest list and pending to-do's before their I do's, life does not always go as planned. Cori has a solid support system with Wayne, dad Papa Snoop, mom "Boss Lady" Shante, brothers Corde and Cordell and bestie bridesmaids by her side to get through the stress of wedding preparations. After an epic bachelorette celebration, Cori and Wayne's picture-perfect wedding crumbles when Cori's gown isn't what she envisions, Wayne and his groomsmen get off on the wrong foot with a conflict over "kicks" and a pre-marital counseling session reveals some underlying issues and ultimatums that turns their lives upside down. As Cori and Wayne are left to manage these relationship tensions, all while facing public backlash over their union, it proves to be too much. After a sudden life-threatening health scare, Cori must come to terms with her own private health struggles, leaving the Broadus crew to focus on what's most important … family.  

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